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If you would like to feature some of your
own music on the Garden Sessions, either on the Podcast or as FREE
or paid downloads, please contact:
submissions@gardensessions.co.uk
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Jim
King
"His music
resonates through the psyche, and some of his songs are dead good
too ." CELTIC CONNECTIONS |
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Jim King was attracted to folk music in the sixties,
Jim started to play and sing when he was sixteen, to anyone who
would listen. Most of his formative influences were the contemporary
greats of the folk revival. However this has been tempered by a
love of Blues, a hankering to be a cowboy and some mischievous comedy
songs from Britain's Music Hall and Variety. Although the years
he has lived in Scotland may have led to a faint thread of Celtic
colouring weaving through some of his music, Jim has drawn on a
diverse range of sources for his melodies and lyrics.Jim compered
a folk club in Lincolnshire for a few years before moving to Scotland
and earned a reputation as an excellent M.C. He has frequently fronted
a variety of shows, concerts and gigs, and became a popular stand-in
compere at the New Dawn Folk Club (Son of Star) during the ‘90s
in Glasgow.

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Eastland
Disaster (5.9 Mb / 5:04)
Based around a true story. In Chicago
1915, 844 souls were lost in just twenty minutes when a steamer
with a great reputation (but little else of substance) just
rolled over at its dock with 2,500 people on board. They were
heading for a works picnic
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Hazel's
Song (4.1 Mb /
3:32)
Hazel's song was written for
Jim's daughter when she was only five years old, fifteen years
ago now, though he still loves singing it. |
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visit:
tapselteeriemusic.com |
If
you like this, you might enjoy:
John
Dignan , Dave Gibb, Nick
Allmark |

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Eastland Disaster, Hazel's Song © Copyright, Jim King 2005
The songs listed on this page
are free to download, make copies, give to friends - though you
may NOT alter, sell or profit from them in any way, shape or form...
Different conditions apply to CD's/Purchased MP3's. Thanks for
supporting new folk music...
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